anyone know how to properly freeze a trout till i take it to be mounted ?
Jan 31, 2009 #1 M may1501 Senior Member anyone know how to properly freeze a trout till i take it to be mounted ?
Jan 31, 2009 #2 Pat Tria Senior Member The idea is to avoid freezer burn and retain the integrity of the skin. This can be done by freezing the fish in water.
The idea is to avoid freezer burn and retain the integrity of the skin. This can be done by freezing the fish in water.
Feb 1, 2009 #3 speechless33759 Senior Member got pictures of this bad boy! You consider plastic version?
Feb 1, 2009 #4 wtailchaser Senior Member Either freeze it in water, or wrap it up well in wet towels. Use several plys of outer plastic bags to seal the wrapped up fish.
Either freeze it in water, or wrap it up well in wet towels. Use several plys of outer plastic bags to seal the wrapped up fish.
Feb 1, 2009 #5 MossyOak Senior Member Catch & Release You should've took pictures, measured him and let him go for another day..
Feb 1, 2009 #6 M may1501 Senior Member trophy trout went back today and the wife caught one 6 ozs bigger than mine nice rainbows
Feb 1, 2009 #7 WinMag.300 Senior Member where you been fishing...not exact location but what watershed/
Feb 1, 2009 #8 dawg2 AWOL ADMINISTRATOR Gatorb said: maybe it was a trophy trout pond...or a pellet pig from the soque or other pellet fed fish... Click to expand... Nothing wrong with a pellet pig About like a corn fed deer
Gatorb said: maybe it was a trophy trout pond...or a pellet pig from the soque or other pellet fed fish... Click to expand... Nothing wrong with a pellet pig About like a corn fed deer
Feb 1, 2009 #9 JerkBait Banned if you freeze it in water then you wont be able to get an accurate price from the taxidermist. they cant measure it in a block of ice..... and do not put any kind of paper on it. get it in a plastic bag and then get it to the taxidermist. Last edited: Feb 2, 2009
if you freeze it in water then you wont be able to get an accurate price from the taxidermist. they cant measure it in a block of ice..... and do not put any kind of paper on it. get it in a plastic bag and then get it to the taxidermist.
Feb 2, 2009 #10 M may1501 Senior Member trout was not a pellet pig and it came off the hooch belive it or not.belive it or not lol